Entries Tagged From BW magazine

If you want to be in the driver’s seat this fall on public land, then check out these four out-of-the-ordinary whitetail strategies.

This fall, when faced with a less-than-ideal shooting opportunity on a big game animal, it’s time to remember: You don’t have to shoot.

Baiting black bears is often misunderstood or maligned, but bowhunters with experience realize the challenges. With some basic info and a good strategy, anyone can do this.

Bowhunting is inherently challenging, but the degree of difficulty increases on public land.

Not wanting to wait at public land water sources, the author jogs, walks and crawls his way within bow range of on-the-move pronghorns.

When setting up a compound for hunting, you need to understand how arrow speed and weight affect kinetic energy and momentum.

Smart — and innovative — use of trail cameras can increase your odds of success in the field.

Shooting tips for keeping it together during bowhunting’s moment of truth.

The author relies on a handful of proven gear items to maximize his success while crossbow hunting from the ground.

Success rates are notoriously low for general unit archery elk. Here’s how the author punched his tag on four recent DIY bowhunts.

Short on time? These archery practice routines will help you hone your shooting skills without a major time commitment.

Far more than accessories, bowsights and arrow rests are critically important to centerpunching bull’s-eyes or big game vitals.

Fall food plots are planted in late-summer, and whitetails will begin targeting them a month or two later — during deer season!